When the Arizona Diamondbacks became a franchise they planned to make their Spring Training home in Tucson to help build the baseball community throughout the state of Arizona. They would share a Cactus League stadium with the Chicago White Sox who would relocate from the Grapefruit League to the Cactus League.
A ground breaking ceremony was held at the site on February 14, 1997 for construction on a Spring Training facility for the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Chicago White Sox. When the stadium was opened it was named Tucson Electric Park which it remained until 2010 when the name was changed to Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium.
In this section you will find details about the various aspects of Tucson Electric Park and the part it played in the Arizona Diamondbacks Spring Training history.
History
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Facts & Figures
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Seating Layout
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Map
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